Lung sounds (respiratory auscultation sounds) | UKMLA | CPSA | PLAB 2

This video provides examples of the various types of lung sounds that may be heard during auscultation of the chest.

Some of the sounds in this video include:
- Wheeze
- Coarse crackles
- Stridor
- Fine crackles
- Vesicular breath sounds

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Chapters:
- Introduction 00:00
- Vesicular breathing 00:15
- Inspiratory stridor 00:24
- Wheeze 00:31
- Coarse crackles 00:37
- Fine crackles 00:45

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[andrewcichockijr.]

Wish the best for this guy... he has a lot to overcome

[khushaibliyah]

0:20 Vesicular Breathing
0:24 Inspiratory Stridor
0:33 Asthma and COPD (Wheeze)
0:38 Pnemonia and Pulmonary Edema (Coarse Creackles)
0:45 Pulmonary Fibrosis (Fine Creackles)

[AJay-rqfc]

Omg love this video straight to the point and I like how it shows inspiration duration vs expiration duration as they are breathing. Thank you

[helenavlckova]

I can't thank you enough! I have been looking for this sort of video for ages! Thank you very much indeed.

[alexiarios]

Very short and straight to the point!! Thank you so much!!

[ssecnirpeve]

wow! keep on replaying it. thank you so much for this. very straight to point video. this is what I am looking for all of my nursing life. I cant thank you enough...

[sophiadean]

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[uzmeddublaj_videolari]

Wow, you don't say anyone word, but you learned me 1 hour lecture...
Thanks you.

[gtrob]

Thanks alot!

I've had asthma my entire life, I never knew exactly how it sounded in the stethoscope.

[fx]

Short and clear unlike all other 10min+ videos. Nice 👍

[adhamadham]

نشكر جهودكم على إضافة اللغة العربية إلى الترجمة
Thank you for add translate for the Arabian language

[jobond]

Brilliant, professional and to the point

[rossedgar]

Can anyone else hear the birds in the backgorund when he breaths in? This chap has some serious bird fanciers lung (but they are all alive in him!!)

[hardlyworking]

Thank you geeky medics team! Been waiting a while for this one!

[amy]

You are making my life so easier
thank u sooo much

[GaiusdanhnhanAugustus]

This should be made into a sort of medical ASMR for geeky medics

[NurseHowie]

THIS IS AMAZING. Perfect respiratory study tool. Thank you

[user]

Poor guy. Imagine having upper airway obstruction, asthma, COPD, Pneumonia, Pulmonary edema, Pulmonary fibrosis all at once. :(

[sammijoenathan]

Omg! So on point! This is amazing! Each breath sound at the most likely spot to be heard on auscultation!👋👋👋👋👋👋

[urgx]

Very cool video and thanks for the comparisons